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I, Roger Williams
Colonists
Rhode island, fiction
Puritans
Fiction, historical
Fiction, historical, general
New York Times reviewed
History
Fiction
"Roger Williams, through whose eyes this novel is told, was the most compelling figure in Colonial America. Plucked from obscurity to clerk for the celebrated English jurist Sir Edward Coke, Williams had a ringside seat on the brutal politics of Jacobean London. He was witness to the pomp of the Sta…
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